An-Nazi'at 79
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الرَّحْمَٰنِ르r라흐마니 بِسْمِ비스밀
- 粗体= 单词的重音音节，读得稍重。
- 上划线= 长元音（麦德），拖长约两拍。诵读中最重要的长度。
- 小字= 阿拉伯语这里没有元音，只发辅音，短促。
- 小拉丁字母= 韩语里没有的音，标在后面的音节上。f 上齿碰下唇 · θ/ð 舌尖放在齿间 · r 舌尖颤动（只有“ㄹ”时是 l）。
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beginning the Christ salvation
- 粗大字（ˈ）= 重读、稍长。单词里最重的音节。
- 浅色字= 弱读、短读（含糊元音）。不要每个音节一样重。
- 小号的 “으·트·스”= 几乎不发音。英语里没有这个元音，只发辅音。
- 整个词都浅（the、of、and、to…）= 句中轻读、快读，重读名词、动词等实词。
- 小号的 f v θ ð r= 韩语里没有的音。f 上齿轻触下唇，v 同样位置并发声，θ/ð 舌尖放在上下齿之间，r 舌头卷起、不碰任何地方。
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Classified as revealed in the Meccan period, this surah swears by angels who extract souls violently, draw them out gently and arrange affairs, and says that on the Day of the quaking blast hearts will tremble and eyes be lowered. To those who mock the idea of returning after becoming decayed bones, it replies that a single shout will bring them all onto the open earth. It then tells how Moses was called in the sacred valley of Tuwa and sent to Pharaoh to invite him to purify himself, but Pharaoh proclaimed, 'I am your lord, most high,' and was seized in punishment, a lesson for those who fear God. Pointing to the creation of the sky, earth and mountains, it asks whether man is harder to create, and divides people into those who preferred this world and those who restrained their desires. Asked when the Hour will come, it answers that its end rests with the Lord.
- Angels who take souls
- Doubt about resurrection
- Moses and Pharaoh
- Creation of sky and earth
- Restraining one's desires
章名由来 The name comes from verse 1, which swears by the angels who extract souls violently.
（简介为英文）
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By those [angels] who extract [souls] violently,
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and those who draw out [souls] gently,
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and those who glide along swimmingly,
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and those who race ahead, outstripping,
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and those who arrange the affairs!
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On the Day the quaking [blast] will quake,
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followed by the subsequent [one],
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hearts that Day will tremble,
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their eyes humbled.
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They say, "Will we indeed be returned to [our] former state?
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Even when we are decayed bones?"
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They say, "That then would be a losing return!"
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But it will be only a single shout,
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and at once they will be on the open surface [of the earth].
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Has the story of Moses reached you?
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When his Lord called to him in the sacred valley of Tuwa:
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"Go to Pharaoh; indeed he has transgressed.
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And say, 'Would you [like] to purify yourself,
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and that I guide you to your Lord so that you would fear [Him]?'"
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Then he showed him the greatest sign,
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but he denied and disobeyed.
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Then he turned his back, striving [against him].
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And he gathered [his people] and called out,
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and said, "I am your lord, most high."
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So God seized him in exemplary punishment for the last and the first.
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Indeed in that is a lesson for whoever fears [God].
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Which is the harder to create: you, or the sky? He built it,
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He raised its ceiling and proportioned it,
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and darkened its night and brought forth its morning light.
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And the earth, after that, He spread out.
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He brought forth from it its water and its pasture,
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and the mountains He set firmly,
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as provision for you and your livestock.
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But when the great overwhelming calamity comes —
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the Day when man will remember what he strove for,
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and Hellfire will be brought into view for whoever sees —
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then as for the one who transgressed,
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and preferred the life of this world,
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then indeed Hellfire will be [his] refuge.
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But whoever dreaded standing before his Lord and held back the self from its whims,
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then indeed the Garden will be [his] refuge.
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They ask you about the Hour: when is its arrival?
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What have you to do with the mention of it?
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To your Lord is its finality.
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You are only a warner for those who fear it.
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It will be, on the Day they see it, as though they had not remained [in the world] except for an evening or its morning.